Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-03
I'd EDITION.
--latest Ttleglans 10 The Star.
sADI-CARNor sUCcEEps CHEVY

SADssCAWNVE SUCCkEWS 0AEVX He
A Dark Herse wins I'm The Contest for
the Presidency % France-Ferry and
Ereycinet withdraw In His Favor,
and He is Elected.
VERSAILLES, Dec a-The iirst trial by the senat-
ors and deputies OF the LEFT to-day for candidate
for the presidency resulted a. Follows: N. Ferry,
200; n. de Freyctnet 1873; N. Brisson 81; N. Sadi-
Carnot, 60; Gen. Saussier. 2. During the taking
Of the ,rst ballot N. Pelletan made an address to
number OF deputies, who copyrighted outside
the chamber, advocating the election Of n. Sadi-
Garnet, thereby uniting all the republican votes.
cRrTIclsrNa BRrssoN AND sADl-cARN0T.
Several deputies rejoined that 1t would be the
first time the majority had lowered to the will Of
the minority, and added that tho attitude Of Nm.
republicans They urged them to Withdraw in
Iavof OF n De Freyctnet who. after n. Ferry, had
The second l-ballot resulted as follows: N.
Ferry %l6; \ 90 Freyctnet. 1eo; n. Brisson, ~,
CONCERNING CREWS MESSAGE
Tne papers condemn the message sent by PreSi-
dent Grevy to the chambers yesterday with his
N: FlOuQuet has withdrawn his resignation as
president Of the chamber OF deputies
Military reinforcements are arriving In the city.
N. Grevy, after his removal from the Elysee, took
The Repnoi;qae TSancGiss s says ysD mat the at
tempt to ostracl7e M. Ferry Is really aimed at the
whole opp0rtunst party, who, however, will not
the affairs dl4he republic.
FERRY's VOTE FALLS OFF,
on the third trial ballot sos republican senators
Ferry, 179; M. sadi-CarnoL 1872; M. de Freycinet,
100; n. Briss0n, SO; scattering, g.
the fourth ballot resulted as Follows: NJ Sadi-
Il Only s senator's &c n1s sHa dspai s
voted.
THE DIVIDED RIGHT
nd ~l-y&t
divided In their choice or q candidate. The sena-
tors propose Gen. SauSS1er while the deputies sup
port Gen; APPert It Is certain that number Of
The Electoral Congress Assemblies.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3-The congress of senators
and deputies to elect successor to President
Grevy was opened enc at O'Clock by N. LIE Roger,
national assembly was duly constituted to elect q
president,
RRFUsRD LEAVE TO MAKE A NOTION
Deputy M1chelin, an trrecOncilable, asked leave
70 make motion, but the president refused to
allow him to do So declaring that the assembly
M. Paul de Cassagnsc observed that the assem-
bly, was SOreretgn.
N. Gauner contested the competency Of the
president 70 limit the assembly's rights.
President LIE Roger replied: 81 take my stand
on the constitution. NJ. M1chein wished to pro-
pose 10 revise the constitution"
Inc president again declined to allow N, Niche
IN proposal 10 be made, and the latter entered q
protest. The matter was then dropped
BallOting for q President.
The bailoting for the election OF president be-
gan at gals pm.
At AIS p. IN. the ballot closed and the vote Is
now being counted. On motion Of President
LeRoyer the congress adjourned until 4:45.
Inc Deller Is gaining strength in the iODOies that
NJ Sadl-CarnOt Will be elected on the second ballot
Sadi.CarnOt Leads ON the First Ballot.
The result OF the first ballot taken In the con-
gress was: M. Sadi-Carnot, 3O3; NJ. Ferry, 212;
Gen. Saussier, l48; M. de Freycinet, 20; Gen. APP
pert, y; M. BrissOn, 70; other candidates, 20.
Ferry and Freycines Withdraw.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3, 6:35 p. Nm. de Freycinet
and NJ. Ferry have both Withdrawn in favor OF N.
Sadi-Carnot, whose election Ii therefore certain.
Sadi.CafnOt Elected President.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3. $40 p. mn. Sadi-Carnot
has been elected president OF the French republic
He received 800 votes The annOunc. ment OF his
election was received with cries OF ''vive 10 Re-
publlQue."
NJ. Sadl-Carnot has been minister Of finance, but
has not been regarded as a statesman or the first
rank.
Lord Mayor Sulliv ans ImprisOnment
THE IRISH LOYALIsT PAPERS OF COURSE GRATlFIED
AT IT.
DUBLIN, Dec. a-The Express conservative
40 nj nrd Mavn Sn pnav h.